St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-15
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

The alumni of Hamline university
have concluded their arrangements for
the reunion OH June s, D. H., which
will be held in the university chapel.
The address of welcome will be given
by Dr.. G. II. Bridgman, following which
will be an address by b. B. Herbert, of
Red Wing, president of the association.
After the business meeting, at which
will be the election of officers, the asso-
citation will adjourn to Hotel Ryan,
where banquet will be served, last
ing from $50 to o'clock. Re-
sponses will be given to the fol-
Judiciary" Judge H. r. Brill; ''Ham-
lines Daughters" Mrs. S. J. Hasler;
''Hcr Real Estate Dealers" o. E. Bar
rett, of Sc of Hamline; 1.-The College
and Christianity" F. w. Hoyt, of Red
Wing; '.Hamline and the Financial
World" E. j. Hodgson, of st. Paul:
Pioneer Hamline," w. w. Rich; "The
Lady Teachers of Hamline," Helen
Sutherland, A. NJ; 1.-THE New .Greets
the Old" J. c. Marshall, of 81; Law
yers of Hamline," w. E. Hale; THE
College and the Dairy" w. c. Rice;
Launching of the Ship" DR.. Jabez
Brooks.
The university will have her new
science hall completed by September.
The contract has been let and work
commenced. The building is to be of
white brick, with brown stone trim
mings, like the others, land will compare
very favorably with them. Its dimen-
SSions will be 90x5Q, three stories with a
basement. The first two floors will be
devoted to lecture and class rooms, while
the third one will be used for mu-
scum. The cost of the building
is to be $50, 600, and that of the addition
to the ladies' hall $500. In the last
sixty days three-fourths of this amount
has been pledged, The faculty is to be
enlarged this fall by the addition of one
professor. who will occupy the chair of
science. In the main university hall
there will also be changes. The library
is to be much enlarged, suite of six
rooms being devoted to that purpose.
On Tuesday afternoon, in the univer-
sity chapel, at 1926, the juniors will be
pleased to see their friends at their ex-
ercises, The programme will be COM
posed of orations. essays and music, and
is as follows: ',rhe Law and the Citi-
zen,' E. A. Montgomery; History as a
Painting" Miss G. L. Southwi e:e !sTbe
Jury SYSTEM" E. E. McCrea; music:
"Our Western Empire" G. S. Perry:
Cur Forests" G. w. Follensbee; IA
National Danger" A. j. Sutton.
The bishops of the NJ. E. church will
noon. At o'clock the corner stone of
the new science hall will be laid with
fitting ceremonies, after which Bishoos
Foster and Merrill will address the stu
dents and friends of Hamline I'm the
chapel. The exercises will be closed by
an informal reception.
The Athenians, ON Friday evening.
will be received and entertained by
their brother society, the Amphictyon.
A good programme has been prepared
for the occasion. The debate on ts'The
Extravaganza of Man and Woman will
be led by Messrs. f. w. Dewart and w.
G. Follensbee.
A few days ago, at Los Angeles. Cal.
DR.. G. ii. Grisw0ld and Miss Lottie Gale
were united in marriage. Mr.. and Mr3.
GriSWOld were former students of Ham
line, graduating with the class of IS.
Mr.. A. Thurston and Miss Annie An
derson. of Hamline, were married on
"Wednesday i'll Minneapolis by Rev. DR..
Stafford. They have taken up their
residence on Smelling avenue.
The freshmen on Friday at noon as
sembled en- masse and took themselves
Off to Lake Como, where they pic-nicked
to their hearts content.
The Chautauqua circle will meet
next Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. E. B. Higgins.
Mr.. G. III. SlOcum, of 80. enioved a
call on Wednesday from his father. A.
Slocum, of Norwood.
Bishop Mallaeon will preach this
morning in the university pulpit.
A: ROseman and j. w. Follensbee, of
'S6, have departed for Alaska.
Miss Share, of 'S9, has returned from
her visit to Rosemount.
Miss Jennie West is the guest of her
sister at the hall.